Orangeburg times. (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, August 17, 1878, Image 3
cxtorc?: directory.
Mbtkodibt?Rev. 8. A. Weber, Pnstor.
Berricos every Sundny morning 10:30,
kight 8;30. Sunday School 8:30. Prayer
?aeotlog Wednesday Evening 8:30. Chil
dren's meeting every third Sunday.
PmxsnTTKRiAK?Rev. J. D. A. Brown,
l*?*tor. Services every Sunday morning
10:20 and afternoon 4:30. Sundny School
?:30. Prayer meeting every Thursday af
ternoon 4:30.
Birriro-Rot. T. W. Mcllichnmp, Pae
Wr. Services every third and fourth Sun
4*vy Kerning 10:30, night 8:30. Sunday
Beneol every Sunday morning 8:30. Sun
day School M ii?ionery Meeting every
ft?n?*h Sunday.
IriscoirAi.?Rev. L. O. Guerry, Pastor.
Sendees third Sunday in each month
Horning 10:30, afternoon 4:30.
LuTunr.xiT?Rev. Wingurd. Pastor. Sor
vioet Socond Sunday in each month. Morn
ing 10.30, night 8.30. Sunday School every
Sunday morning 8:30.
T. If. C A.? Rooiuh on RusHidl Street.
Oftm ovorr evening in the week from 8:30
to lt:tt. rrayor meeting every Thursday
?jrOfltlag at 8:20 and Sunday afternoons at
? ?'?lock Bnaineas meeting* fourth Thurs
day in each month.
teats*. Carolina Ruilroud.
emsa nouns at ok a no kmc ku okpot.
From 8 o'clok A. M. to 1 I*. M. From
1 o'clock P.M. to 5) P. M.
Goodn received and delivered only during
office hours.
Fftisenger Schedule S. C. Kailroad.
PAY tim ik.
Columbia Up Passenger, (Morning).8 21
?? Down " (Evening).8 43
accommodation Til un.
Colnmbia Down.'0 4l'?
Up. 2 21
NIUIIT TRAIN.
Columbia Up. 3 40
? Pown. 11 43
L O C .A. !L
There will bo service in the Epis
copal Church to morrow, both morn
ing and afternoon.
The Timm will keep you posted
fotx tbs iisucs and workings of tho pre
'?ent campaign. Subscribe in time.
Twenty eases sardines just received
at C? D. Kortjohu's ami tor >.i! ? at
15 cents per box.
???i?? ? ? ?
I'rof. Davis Gafney, of Alabama,
a native of this County will favor
our citi'tens with a tempera .. e ec
ture on the 24th instant.
If you want good loltacco ami
cheap, go to Messrs. Reeves Ai Sheri
<lau, who have a supply and more
?coming.
We are requested to slat that fie
Orange Light Dragoons will parti !c
on 3d September next. A 't:'! tiuii
out ef memberH is desired.
We faw a farmer on yesterday
buving lniiJiets at ?'?'? eta u piece ?
ht.^o ones?, which i^ a good sign It
lias cotton to pick and plenty of it.
?- ? ^- ?
The 12th of September is nppoiu
ted for the meeting of the Democra tic
Nominating Convention I^tt the
clubs be active and Democrats uui
ted
It ii reported that tiro car, char
tered by the Oranges, proved to bo
too sniall for tho quiet crow I and
?ae orderly member preferred the
comforts ot the cow-catcher.
We learn that Mr. Henry Funder
bork'a mill dam, on Little Bull
Swamp creek, was broken i ml a por
tion of it washed away on Wednes
day night last, by the recent heavy
raioo.
a mad dog was killed in the
neighborhood of Mr. E. Price two
miles from town this week, but after
biting several dogs and hogs. We
would advise our friends to kill these
bitten animals at once.
Rev. W.S. Richardson, of Ander
ten, has been appointed to fill tho
place of Rev. S. A. \V< her as pastor
of the Methodist Church at thii
place. Sfrvice will bo held on every
Sunday morning and nigh! at usual
hour.
? i? ? ? ? -
Our neighbors' children link so
rosy and healthy and are never sick.
Our children are so delicate and have
such sallow complexions. Your
neighbor keeps up with the times au d
gives Shritier's Indian Vermifuge to
hit children twico a year.
Mr. W. S. Utsey has commence
Betting his house, tho Me Master
building, in order. Mr. Addic
Ransdale is employed in panning ami
Mr. Bell will soon make the meres
ary changes oh the interior oi th<
store* Mr. Utsey expects to bo ready
for business early in September.
We were handed yos'c.r I a f?w
specimens of rock by Sheriff J li.
Livingston taken from the neighboi
hood near his homo iu the For* ami
supposed to be phosphate of li mo.
From appearance we would judge the
specimens to be carbonate of lime. A
goodsupply is thought to exist in that
action.
The largest and finest sweet pota
toes we have ever seen at this season,
grow on Mr. Daniel Ulmor's place in
St. Matthews. Mr. TJImcr is good for
a premium if these potatoes bo exhi b
ited at the approaching Fair.
We understand that Mr Styles R
Mollich amp made application for tho
Aikcn School, and tho election of
teacher was had on Thursday last.
Aikcn is a growing town and if Mr
Mellichamp is the fortunate one, wo
wish him every success in his now
field
We saw a petition in the hands of
certain parties who desire a roid,
recently opened, closed, leading from
this town to Hamburg. Would it not.
be better for out friends to bo quiet
on such matters until after tho oloc
tion and then adjust these minor
troubles ?
Tasteless Castor Oil
Castor oil in emulsion a form which
entirely obiviates tho viscid and nan
seous taste of the plain oil. It is
very palatable and the patient *if not
told, will not know that he is taking
castor oil. Prepared and sold by Dr.
J' (5. Wannamaker.
Dr. Harter's Klixir of Wild Clio.ry
is a purely vegetable combination
that supplies a want, long -ought. In
its use, no change nfdiet or surroun 1
ing* is necessary, and ladies or iu -
valids may use it finely to restore
their waning strength.
DoW?C & Morisc, wholesale Agents,
Charleston, S. (5.
We understand that ItoV. A. I\
Norris has removed his family from
this place to some point in rSdgcfield
county which he expects to make his
future home. Mr. Norri.s lias boon
serving a Church in Troy, Ala. until
ipiiie recently he has been called to
hMgoiiehi. He carries with him the
good will'of uuitr. friends.
?v. of I'ulaski Co., 1 ml.,
. the {)i<fhifmn and
tor l ii i > ears, could
e on my RUmiai , I was
use I )r. i1 actor's Liver
i had ?nie b? m of Pi Is I
experienced a decided improvement,
nd when I bad finished the second
niie I a;<- cmirely cur? d.
Howie A' Moise, wholesale Agent .
( barb btou, S. ('.
The < >rang< Liuso Hall Club will
hohl a mectinj in the 15ngihe Hall
tu-night fin im piirposa*ofproperiy
organising the .Nines, and dec ding
on a place for laying out a new ground
in anticipation ot a visit from the
Palmettos of Lewisville on Tuesday
next and the Athletics of Aikcn on
the following Friday. Wo hope the
>iine? will take more interest in the
success of their club and not let it
be said that the Cranges arc played
out.
A new advertisement of Mr. Win.
M. Sain will I e found in our next
issue, t ur citizens will lind a full
stock of staple and fancy groceries,
imported and domestic liquors aud
wines, tobaccos from the best facto
ries in North Carolin? and Virginia,
aud all at the lowest prices.
Mr. Sain's omnibus aud convey
ances besides being it source of profit
to the owner, area convenience to
our tosvu and citizens,and always at
tho disposal of his patrons.
During a running trip to St. Mat
thews, we had the opportunity of
seeing the crops on the londside and
to mark the effect of the dry weather
We are pietty sure the corn crops
will fall short, at least olio-fourth,
ami that the cotton will not average
with that of last year, [iust is gene
ral and seems to he spreading rapidly.
Picking will be commenced this week
and the crop brought to market as
quickly as gathered. We trust the
price will range high ami as much or
more money will be realized on this
short crop than last year.
On the Kith, of August 1877, a
number of students and ex-students
of Newberry College mot at St.
Matthews Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Orangeburg County, S. 0.,
und organized what is known as,
" Th* Lou.e He.union o/'. ulttileii/s anil
C -fi'mlrnts ul Snchm-if Cjolh </?''"?hav
i?' i i's object, "tho mai ntennnce
n mi .'i t< 'iron tiers, the
ndvai ,'i/Mi i? in . iteres;..* of
.Ne\.i . I.' I ?? ? ind the promo
tion ui the cause of educa tion/' and
embra< ing in it-> terrii.??rial bounds
Orangebnrg, Charleston llurnwoll,
Colleton, Bean fort, Georgetown,
Williamsburg ami Suinter couuties.
This onniuizatiou will hold its
second annual meeting at Pine Grove
Luthcrnu Church, in Orangeburg
County, August 21, 1873, at 10
o'clock, A. M., and all the. tVion Is of
education are respectfully invited to
attend its exorcises.
The officers arc, Capt. J. W.
Sellers, President; J. L. Rast, Vice
President; Rev. S. T. Hallman, Sec
retary; and F. T. Gates, Troasuror.
BRA NCU VIL L E I VEMti?
Wo have had lino rains during
tho last few days, hut too lato to boil-"
efit tho crops in this section. Rust
is general iu cotton and will cut
short tho yinld throughout tho com
munity.
Dr. J. P. Ott, son of Dr. 0. II,
Ott, has opened a first class drug
store on Main Mreel with every
promise of a H\icecH6. Dr. Ott is an
enlorprising younr; nian and potoe?
ses tho confidence of the outire con*
mnnily.
Mr. David Nettles fell from a
sun stroke a few days ago, which re
sulted in death a few days aftor
wa ids.
( attic Creek camp meeting will
cinhrucc the (irsl Sunday in Septem
ber next.
Our little neighbor, Rowesville, is
g( Itiiig i" be a thiifty plac e and im- i
proves i.i appearance every day.
Mr. W 1-, Wolfe has made consul- I
l iable improvements to his saw mill I
and gin. A few such men will put a
business appearanco on that little
tow II.
The Orange Base Dall Club to
gether with some friends, numbering
in all about 10 person.* of our town,
chartered a car ai d started for Aiken
on Wednesday night--the purpose of
the visit beiii" to meet the Aiken
C ub in a n ati h game of ball on
Thursday. Of course the trip, going,
was full of fun ami bright nuticipa
lions; the stay in Aiken was most
pleasant and jrreeahlo, enjoying the
lull hospitality of tho Aiken club and
citizens; the game, under thocircuin
stances of unfavorable weather, was
played with skill and ended after
playing six innings with 451 scores lor
the A iken club, against 9 scores for
the Orange; but the let urn home was
as quiet a.s if tho car was filled with
la nibs.
'I he Aiken club will visit our town
on Friday next, (or a second game,
when it is hoped tho Oranges will
show ihem tho metal of which they
arc made. Look to your laurels,
boys, aiiu iv,?i'u*:iu last Tours day's
work. Aiken was found to be a pretty
and progressive town, her citizens
kind and hospitable, and our l> >ys, as
voll as tho people along the lino and
Rrahehvillo chicken mongers, will
long remember their visit.
(hertusking tho Energie*.
It is not advisable for any of us to
overtask our energies, corporeal or
mental, but in the eager pursuit of
wealth or fame or knowledge, how
many trangrcss this salutary rule.
It niu>t be a matter of groat impor
tance to all who do so to know how
they can regain tho vigor so reckless
ly expended. Tho remedy is neither
costly or dillicult to obtain. Hos*
tetter's stomach bitters is procurable
in every city, town and settlement in
America, and it compensates for a
dinin of bodily or mental energy
more effectually than any invigoraut
ever ^prescribed or advertised. La
boring men, athletics, students, journ
alists, lawyer.-, clergymen, physi
cians, all bear testimony to its won
drottsly renovating powers, li in
creases the capabilities for under
going fatigue, amt counteracts the in
jurious elfiiets upon the system of ex- |
posure, sedentary habit., unhealthy
or wearying avocations, or tin insalu
brious climate, and is a prime altera
tive, diuretic and blood depurcot.
Whenever ami Wherever iliucasiw of a
choleraic type prevail, or there in catisoto
appreheiitl a visit from them, ihr system
should lie toned, regulated and reinforced
by a course of Hosteller's Stomach Hitters.
Perfect digestion and :i regular habit of
body are the best safeguards against such
maladies, anil both arc secured by this in
estimable Ionic and alterative. The Hilten
are also extremely serviceable in remedy
ing such disorders. If promptly taken in
bilious colic, diarrluea and cholera morbus,
(be disease is usually frim trilled. Iu diar
rluea eases, it is only necessary to restore tho
lone of the rohixcd bowels, and this is one
of the specific elicits of this medicine.
Wind on the stomach, heartburn, bilious
ness, nausea, headache and other symptoms
of disturbance in the gastric and hepatic
regains nie also speedily relieved by this
excellent remedy. As a family medicine
it is invaluable, since it promptly and com
ptetely remedies those ailments which are
of most frequent occurrence.
Only the truly great know how to
use advice a.- well as to give iu
CD. EO If TO SN,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
OR-A.israKjL3TJHc>. s. o.
Will Dispose of Goods entrusted, to his care at Best Prices and sinucll convnvis
sions. A Trial Solicited. Will also attend to the Collection of Draffs.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS:
Tl?o ./Vliail?-lLty !"><>!luv I?-The many have too few and the few too many.
_ We have the pleasure to announce a new departure?the location ot an agency in New York City for the pur
chase and selection of our stock, in order to enable us to quote lower prices than others who buy on long time and ask
big prices iu these days of panic and hard times.
Our Agent has instructions to watch every sale and every failure: to look after every house on the verge of
bankruptcy and ruin, and with the cash in bund to buy the lump or in the lot, every class of merchandise that we can <rot
at less than Its value, so that we can mark in plain figures on our bargains prices that have not been named or quoted in
this market or anj- other;
Not by favor but by merit alone will we maintain and increase our unrivalled reputation.
Big prices will not"do in these times when even the wealthy cannot afford to waste their money and the poor
require double duty of every dollar and every penny.
As our prices change with every sale, it will be impossible to give quotations, but, it wilt be our aim to name
llgureS that will compel! you In solf defense to buy of us.
Wo deal In good goods and not trash, and believe the masses will patronize that br.a'c that sells the best goods
for the least money.
Among our weekly arrivals we shall place before our people some landslides that arc positively beyond the
whisper of competition, comparison or monopoly?prices that will teach you In the silent logic of truth the difference be
tween dealing with live, and dead men.?between the cash and the credit system.?between the right and the wrong'way.
Hence wo throw mit among the masses these specialties?these matchless goods and matchless prices to cheok
this insane and criminal practice of wasting money for the paltry consideration of a little credit.
Who can tell the waste of money when you get your goods of houses that buy and sell on long time? Gold is
a good thing?but give us genius and ambition, null then aii enemy that never tires, a mind that never wanders, p.n eye
that never sleeps, and a nerve that never quivers, and we will ride roughshod all over the world I
New advanced ideas crowding out the old?pluck instead of luck?cash instead of credit?brains in the place
of cheek?and science and ability beating back ami crushing into oblivion these moonshine merchants with their tough
and tremendous long time prices.
What ts the use of wasting a dollar when you may save it? Upon our counter will he thrown day after dav,
new arrivals, at. panic prices, from houses that have collapsed, others that will go down to-morrow, ami still others who
throw out these sacrillccs in vain hope to outlive the storm.?from such sources as these we buy our good-, and the bouse
who wants the trade of tin- people must go beyond this advanced line, must beat these prices or go down, for if thero is
honor In man. or virtue in good goods at low price- We mean to be masters of the situation?the live pioneers who dive
down to rock bottom.
We shall offer such unanswerable arguments us no hnu.se can match?leaders ami specialties at quotations that
no oilier man can offer?stern and stubborn tact- that will level vour head on the subject of genuine bargains.
Hard luck and harder times pinch some high toned old credit eoneetus?they must have money to meet the
Inevitable note, to-morrow?limy all know wo have the cash?the hard and solid cash,?and a thousand, will buy double
its vain.), ami we can oiler goods at figures away below the regular wholesale jobbers of Broadway.
Wo wish to right the wrong ami believe the God of battles Is ever with the right. W hen bankruptcy and ruin
overtakes tin* victim we are always there with the American dollar. When the hammer of the auctioneer falls upon some
grand and gigantic wbidshake listen for our name. Thus we are lighting against the old rotten eredii system for money
toi r 'putation. and for the people.
This is the music ami these the prices that crowd our store whilst other merchants sleep on their counters
little dreaming of the day of disaster, ami ruin, awaiting all who buy on long lime and sell on longer?who pay big
prices and sell at figures that no people can afford to pay.
We invite an early and repeated visit and inspection. Our stock wilt he roph'nishf'd every low day-.?and to
merchant* we offer some special leaders fully 1"> to 20 per cent, less than cor.cut prices in N'cw Vork City.
I: Respectfully submitted to the Cash Trade only.
RUSSELL STREET. ORANGKBUKG, S. (;.. August 1. l>7s. ihn
Liver is Kiiur.
Tlic Liver in the imperial organ nftlio
whole human system, tu? it controls the Iit?
health and happiness of man. When it is
disturbed in its proper action, all kinds of
ailments are the natural result. The diges
tion of food, the movements'of the heart and
blood, the action of the brain and nervous
system, are all immediately connected with
the workings of the Liver. It has been
successfully proved that Green's August
Flower is unequalled in curing all persons
atllietcd with Dyspepsia or Liver Com
plaint, and ah the numerous Symptoms that
result from an unhealthy condition of the
Liver and Stomach. Sample bottles to try,
10 cents. Positively sohl in all towns on
the Western Continent. Three doses will
prove that it is just what you want.
A Ucmarkablo licsuit.
It makes no difference how many
Physicians, or how much medicine
you have tried, it is now an establish
ed fact that German Syrup is the
only remedy which has giveu com
plete satisfaction in severe cases of
Lung Diseases. It is truo'there arc
yet thousands of persons who are pic
disposed to Throat and Lung Affec
tions, Consumption, Hemorrhages,
Asthma, Severe Colds settled ou tho
Breast,Pneumonia, Whooping Cough,
&C, who have no personnl knowledgo
of Bosehae'8 German Syrup. To
such we would say that 50,000 dozen
were sold last year without one com
plaint. Consumptive*, try just one
bottle. Regular ?i/o 75 cents. Sold
by ajl Druggists in Amorica.
Columbia Female Academy.
MISS ELMOBB, Principal.
Miis C. B. PUTNAM, Associate Principal
rpiljs INSTITUTION, FOUNDED BY
JL the gifl of the State of South Carolina
to an association of gentlemen for educa
tional purposes, has long hold high rank
among the many good schools of our
country. Under its present management it j
will not he Buffered to fall short of what
the public has a right to domand
The course of study has been well delected
and tin diflerent branches thrown into
special departments- Kindergarten and
Calisthenics form a part of the coarse.
For testimonials &o., sec circular, for
which, iipplv to MISS ELMORK,
Columbia, 8. C.
The next session begins SBPTKM It EH
30th 1878.
RUFJSREMCES:
Governor Hampton
linn. H. S. Thompson, State Superin
tendent of Education.
Hon. L. F. Youmans, Attorney-General
Hon. A. 0. Ihnkell, Associate Justice.
Dr. 11. M. Palmer, New Orleans, La.
attg 10 tit
Male School
The Exercises of this Schoql
will be resumed on the Fir.it Monday hi
September next.
TERMS PER MONTH
Ut Grade, Beginners.S'~ 00
2d ' " Grammar Pupils. 2 n0
3d ?' Advanced English. ? 00
Latin and Greek 00 cents extra, each,
hoard iu excellent fn nllies, near the
School Rooms, may be obtained at $10 anil
$12 per month.
Fl is School is designed to be a Permanent
Institution of Orangeburg, and with a libe
ral patronage the Principal Will make It?
complete success.
HUGO G. SHERIDAN,
aug'10 Principal.
TO RENT,
That large and commodious Brick Store,
forme' ly occupied by Mr. C, K. Jones.
For terms e*>?ly to
MKS. M. E. MCNAMARA
auu G If.
i
STOP RIGHT HERE:
Ami find out tlmt you can get
f?. lbs best Rio Coffee for 81.
10 lbs Extra C. Sugar for 81.
25 lbs Fine Family Flour tor SI.
8 lbs Pure Loaf Lard for Si.
All kinds of fresh
Gj^jNTtSTEID GOO DS
Table -salt 2") els a box.
Pi call Pickles
Host Smoking Tobacco.
Choicest Cigar.-,
and the
Purest and Finosb Liquors
ever offered in Oraugeburg.
JAM VAX TASSKIj,
At Muller'a Old Staud.
*? 'L^-I87* . ^
FOREST UliKN ACCADJ5MY.
a hoarding, hioii gunooi.
FOIt ItOTH 3EXJ3.
Forest Glen Academy is -Uuatcil on the
daily stage line between Durant and Lex
ingloa, about tour miles from the cele
brated Caatilliaii Springs.
This in one oftlie cheapest institutions of
Its grade in the South.
Young men are here given a thorough
business education, or prepared for the
i senior classes of our leading Colleges.
Young ladies are prepared for the
graduating classes of our highest Female
.Seminaries.
The Latin and Greek pronunciation is
'that of the principal Universities and
Colleges, both of Europe and America.
Location healthy. Discipline mild,
but lirm. Kotb hoard and tuition, very
cheap.
For further (information address
P. W. COKR, Principal;
Durant, Miss,
apj'l '27 tf
MORSE AHO CATTUS POWGS60,
Till ooro or prcvon* DlaOdetu.
Na llOEPUUIll <M" of Cone. 1'otts or Leva l?
Tin, U Foutt't i'OWdcrj uro ujvI lu tlnii?.
Poutz'sl'ovrderawlllciiroiuiil previ t.t noo CnoukA
Vouu'h I'ovTdcnwlU iirvvtut o.uiia IX Fowl,**.
aiv I*:iy TurKryi".
routes l'nwilcri'Win in-n'vo !'>.? qnitnttty of ml?
mil etcM 11 * only ;icr cvuu, uu.l tuaki Uio LuttcrXWai
ml i-??? ?< ? i
route's I'owilers will rnro or j.rovrci ivinuvt mm
'.fr. t.'inl ll.-.i.- Mill CttUlO ttrfl licit Ij.
ForTR'e Fowpim will oiys a^nrxcmou.
k>m ovorjrwiierc.
JJAVXU S. rO"UT2.rrcpr1otor,
11ALT1MOJIK. Jrtd.
Sold bv l>r. A. C 1>!"K KS.
Ami Di-. J. G. WANN A MAKER.
may 1U 1^77
FUELIGH'S REMEDY
CURKS
XEURALGIA,
RHEUMATISM,
GOUT AND
NERVOUS HEADACHE.
An internal remedy, which
eradicates the cause of these dis
eases froie. the system.
I'urofnl!v prepared from the
prescription of an eminent phy
sician, and universally regarded :ij
the most reliable remedy foi such
di( f ii. the world.
DOWIK Molsi:, Agent;
Wholesale Druggists.
Charleston, S ('.
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Barham's Infalllblo
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N KW GOODS !
GOOD \KWSI!
NEW GOODS!!
at
Theodore Kohn'S
DTIY (iOODS
Lit'Tally tiiv-iii away.
fest bargains
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H IlS SIM
N.-w Pre*s Goods, New Dross Prints, New
Die? I .awns, Sew Dress Piques, Ihun
i:rrj Kdgiugs am) Insertions, rang
ing from 3c. up. the Largest
and Cheapest Line ever
Offered.
I^Cidic^ Ties, Bows, Jabota, Scarfs,
Bushings, Frilling* and Lacea
of the. Latest Stylerf and Pat
terns.
Klcgaut Novelties in Silk Laee'8oaifii and
Ties.
Parasols, Sun Umbrellas. Fans, Fans Gir
dle:.. Buttons, Gloves, Hosiery, Collars,
Ititthous, White Goods, Towels,
foilet Quilts, &c., <&c..'jn great
Variety, and at I'ricea mo
Low as to Astonish You.
Oooel and Fashionable Clothing at uti
equalled lx>vt Prices-^
Wo offer tho largest, bent aaoorteA ?nA
most Attractive Stock of
MEN & YOUTHS
OlotHlTi!^ cv"r shown in OsaaodMrg
at t'rices that are positively Love/
than those of any other'house hi ^e
country.
r_PliO Latest 'Fashions*in Ladics/mea,
Boys, Misses and Ahildrcti HATS.
The Finest Display of
f?cni's Furnishing
Goods
81.00^8100 ?1.00 61.00 $1.00. ?1.60
The best SHIRT ever sold for One Dol
lar made of WumsuttatLong Cloth and 2U9
Linen.
81.00 SI.00 -S1.00 51.00 $1.00 $1.00
Our reputation for "L?VV PriCOB,
Reliable Goods and Reliable Business
Methods is sufficiently established to moke
? !? marks unnecessary.
We invite every readci of the TimftB
fo in examination of our Stock with tho
assurance that they will not bo disappoint
ed A gent for . '
Mino. DEMORESTS'
Reliable Patterns.
THEODORE KOHN.
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It'Kiitftt 25 or ?0 BoardcrH
TT ni forest Glen Accademy. Board
oidv EIGHT DOLLARS per Month.
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Principal, Durant, Mis%,
may :S tf
TAKE NOTICE.
The undersigned respectfully informs the
? itucus ?I 'be Town and County kViat he b
prepared todo lip and mako Mattresses on
the shortest notice. Also will conduct an
Upholstery business. Prices will be as low
.i* possible. Orders solicited.
JOHN OROKN.
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